Opening with the iconic Police hit Message In A Bottle, Sting followed it with such anthems as Englishman In New York, Fields Of Gold, Why Should I Cry, If I Ever Lose My Faith In You, Walking On The Moon, Every Breath You Take before an encore of Roxanne and Fragile.
Support on the night came from Sting’s son, singer-songwriter Joe Sumner and Norwegian electro pop star Dagny.
Next up at Scarborough Open Air Theatre is Paul Heaton and The Lightning Seeds on Saturday July 1 before Hollywood Vampires on Wednesday July 5, The Cult on Thursday July 6, Tom Grennan on Friday July 7 and Pulp on Sunday July 9.
Check out pictures from Saturday’s Rag’n’Bone Man gig here, last weeks Blondie performane here, and pictures from hit musical Mamma Mia! here.
Check out our image gallery from Sting below!
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Check out our images from Sting's gig at the Open Air Theatre below! Photo: Jim Cooke
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Fans ready for a fun evening! Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Norwegian electro-pop star Dagny opened up for Sting. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Sting's son Joe Sumner supported his dad. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Sting took to the stage and played a killer setlist. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
The star played songs from his band The Police and songs from his solo-career. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
1. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Fans ready for a fun evening! Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
2. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Norwegian electro-pop star Dagny opened up for Sting. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
3. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Sting's son Joe Sumner supported his dad. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
4. Sting at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Sting took to the stage and played a killer setlist. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor